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Galatasaray forward, Victor Osimhen could leave his parent club, Napoli on a permanent transfer in January, according to RAI Sport.
According to the publication, the clause is valid for all clubs except those in Serie A.
His buyout clause which was reportedly put at 130 Million Euros has now been significantly lowered on account of the contract extension.
Osimhen will now cost a club 90 Million Euros should they want to sign him permanently in January.
This price will be lowered to 75 Million Euros for a permanent departure away from Napoli next summer.
Osimhen signed with Turkish Super Lig champions Galatasaray on a season-long loan deal earlier this month after rejecting a transfer to Saudi Arabia Professional Football League club Al Ahli, while a move to Premier League giants Chelsea didn’t come to fruition.
The striker reportedly extended his Napoli contract until June 2027 before leaving the club on a temporary transfer.
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